Berlin s Communist Mayor Attacks Britain, Currency Protest Meeting -- Friedrich Ebert, Communist Mayor of Eastern Berlin and son of the first German President, launching his attack against Britain during a meeting objecting to the Continuance of western currency in this city. Ebert, speaking in the Friedrichstadt Place, soviet sector, seized the recent Oliver Twist film demonstrations as a British-inspired move. It was no accident that at the very moment when a currency panic was created, another turmoil was arranged , he asserted. February 26, 1949.
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Berlin s Communist Mayor Attacks Britain, Currency Protest Meeting -- Friedrich Ebert, Communist Mayor of Eastern Berlin and son of the first German President, launching his attack against Britain during a meeting objecting to the Continuance of western currency in this city. Ebert, speaking in the Friedrichstadt Place, soviet sector, seized the recent Oliver Twist film demonstrations as a British-inspired move. It was no accident that at the very moment when a currency panic was created, another turmoil was arranged , he asserted. February 26, 1949.
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